I looked at the documentation and I’m not sure how to do it, do you have a example to target windows in the current workspace? I would really appreciate that.

Not a developer or power user but the tinkering and unstable mindset fades away as one gets older.

Just so you know, Hyprland’s developer made “Hypr” (xorg window manager) before making “Hyprland”.

Archlinux’s window manager statistics

Hyprland has several practical features that Sway does not have. I have used both extensively and I stayed at Hyprland because of the following:

• DynamicBSP layout
• Moving windows without changing layout structure is easy
• Special workspaces(scratch pads)
  • They can be toggled
  • One can launch apps when opened empty
  • They can automatically close when the last window closes.

Things Sway has that Hyprland does not:

• Closing all windows contained in workspace
• Moving all windows from one workspace to another

I have thought coming back to Sway because of the performance and because of Hyprland’s the silly default wallpapers and splash screens, but those features hold me back.

where meme?

thank mr skeltal

I see, a Linux From Scratch setup.

Maybe if you got rid of that Yee Yee Ass Slop Software you would get some bitches in you D drive.

I know you mean this as a joke but does that not make sense with US history?

A lot of killing causes people to own guns, a lot of guns causes a lot of killings, and repeat.

The worst part it’s not that LLM’s do it, its that humans do it. I don’t mind the occasional use of it on things that would benefit from a quick scan (like a website nav bar) but too many people go overboard and sugar coat their text with icons and corpo mumbo jumbo.

Totally feel your sentiment man.

The web is so fat nowadays that it makes Windows look slim.